Festivals & City Tours

Experience the vibrant allure of the Thimphu through Thimpu Tshechu tour, an annual celebration that unites thousands from across Bhutan. And, it is celebrated in the heart of Thimphu for three days of jubilation. Originating in 1867 under the patronage of the 4th Desi Gyalse Tenzin Rabgay, this culturally significant festival underwent a transformative update in the 1950s by the visionary third king of Bhutan, Jigme Dorji Wangchuck. Thimphu Tshechu festival is scheduled for 13 to 15 September for this year i.e. 2024 in Bhutan.

For Bhutanese farmers, the Thimphu Tshechu represents a welcome respite from the routines of daily farm life. During this joyous occasion, individuals don their finest attire and converge to seek blessings, offer prayers for health and happiness, and immerse themselves in the rich cultural tapestry of the nation. The festival is a profound expression of Bhutanese heritage and spirituality.

The Thimphu Tshechu is not merely an event; it is a captivating and meaningful experience that draws people from every corner of the country to the lively city of Thimphu. Join in the festivities, where tradition, spirituality, and the exuberance of celebration blend seamlessly, promising an unforgettable encounter with Bhutanese culture.

The Paro Tshechu festival will be held at the Rinpung dzong in Paro, Bhutan. Dear travelers, be a part of this grand Paro Tshechu tour and witness the centuries old festival live. The highlights of the festival celebrates in the Throngdroel ceremony which is held early in the morning of the 5th day. On the last day, the 400 years old Thanka (Tapestry) is unfurled from the top of a ancient building. The local Bhutanese people come to get blessed by touching the tapestry with their head. This is also a time to wear nice clothes, family get together and entertainment. This is one of the biggest Bhutan festivals celebrated since centuries.